Takasagofuyo

I read Masaki Hoso ‘Migikikino Hebi Kasetu’ (Tokaidaigakushuppankai.)
His study about Iwasakisedak-hebi is interesting.

Togan

I read Masaki Hoso ‘Migikikino Hebi Kasetu’ (Tokaidaigakushuppankai.)
His study about Iwasakisedak-hebi is interesting.

Hioge

I read ‘Saburyo Kawamoto’ Hakushu Bokei’ (Shinshokan.)
The districｔ of Yanagawa where Hakushu was born is lovely place.

Ogurumasou

I read Ryu Asai ‘Shojowa Sotsugyoshinai’ (Shueisha.)
The girl falls in love to the school teacher who charged in school library.

Gobou

I read Kashima.Co.Ltd. ‘Chokosobirunoshikumi’ (Kodansha.)
I am interested in the tower crane.
The gobou is long and strait.

Seishun 18 ticket

come home from Kofu  by local trains with Seishun 18 ticket for spending 15 hours.

Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art

Go to Yamanshi Prefectural Museum of Art.
Look arts of Millet.

Mt. Kaikoma

Stop climbing at just before the top of Mt. Kaikoma because of my altitude disease.
Get well by reducing altitude.
lose my favorite digital camera.

Kofu

Go to Kofu by local trains with Seishun 18 ticket.
Read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" in the train.

Princemelon

I read Etsufko Chiba & Terunobu Matsuno ‘IIdatemurawa Makenai’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
IIdatemura was contaminated by the ashes from the nuclear power plant. They never give up to recover beautiful village.
The prince melon becomes ripe.

Kurashiki

I read Kashima.Co.Ltd. ‘Chokosobirunoshikumi’ (Kodansha.)
I am interested in the tower crane
The Kurashiki glass is arranged.

Clock

I read Takitato Minakami ‘oGinza Fukko’ (Iwanamibunko.)
The owner of drinking place at Ginza rises from the ashes of The Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923.
I am going to take the first train.

Unknown

I read Kyosu Yomomitsu 'RAkugoka Showano Meijinkurabe' (Bungeishinjyu.)
He referred to 5daime-kokinteishinsho, 6daime-Sanyuteiensho, 8daime-katsurabunraku, 3daime-Katsuramikisuke, 5daime-Yanagiyashosan, and 3daime-Kokinteishicho.
I forget the name of the flower.

Mukuge

I read Mamoru Oshii ‘Bonjintoshite Ikirutoiukoto’ (Gentoshashinso.)
Youth has not value itself.
The mukuge is in full bloom.

Watermelon

I read Susumu Shimazono ‘Nihonjinno Shiseikanwo Yomu’ (Asahishinbunshuppan.)
He touch on ‘Okuribito’ and ‘Sennokazeninatte.’
The watermelons were harvested yesterday.

Nekojarashi

I read Hirofumi Wada ‘Furodeyomu Miyazawa Kenji’ (Sekiashisousha.)
The papers of the book is coated with synthetic resin.
The nekojarashi and the mizuhiki are flower-arranged.

Thyme

Ｉ read Masaru Sato ‘Korishugishano Dokushojyutu’(Shinchosha.)
Ｈe is a bookish man.
The flowers of the thyme open.

Rose

I read James T. Kloppenberg ‘Reading Obama’ (Translated by Jun Furuya and Katsuro Nakano / Iwanamishoten.)
Obamas policy is base on the traditional American democracy.
The rose is wet with rain.

Mukuge

I read Minako Saito ‘Honnohon’ (Chikumashobo.)
It’s the collection of her book reviews. We can see her own judgement of vlue.

Okra

I read Yoichi Nakagawa ‘Tennoyugao’ (Shinchobunko.)
It’ a platonic love story.

Mukuge

I read Munetetsu Tei ‘Seizatonihonjin’ (Kodansha.)
You can see the history of japanese-style sitting and it’s both good and bad aspects.
The mukuge is flower-arranged

Goya

I read Munetetsu Tei ‘Seizatonihonjin’ (Kodansha.)
You can see the history of japanese-style sitting and it’s both good and bad aspects.

Yahazususuki

I read Takeo Kikkawa ‘Denryokukaikaku’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
It is difficult to treat spent nuclear fuels. Nuclear power plant will be abolished.

Asparagus

I read Takaaki Yoshimoto ‘Oinokofukuron’ (Seishunshuppansha.)
We are also product of nature.
The asparagus has its flowers.

Mizuhiki

I read Haruo Kikuchi ‘Kaiko Ken to Opa wo Aluku’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
He writes his Jouney to Brazil with Kaiko Ken.

Goya

I read Haruo Kikuchi ‘Kaiko Ken to Opa wo Aluku’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
He writes his Jouney to Brazil with Kaiko Ken.

Egg plant

I read Duncan J. Watts ‘Everything is Obvious’ (Translated by Hajime Aoki / Hayakawashobo)
Common sense is differ from the palace and time.

Kuchinashi

I read Yoshiharu Tuge ‘Hinkonryokoki’ (Shobunsha.)
His story is casual and easy to read.
The flower of kuchinashi opens for the first time of this season.

Lump

I read Yoshiharu Tuge ‘Hinkonryokoki’ (Shobunsha.)
His story is casual and easy to read.
It's rainy heavily now. Can't go out side with the camera.
The lump was made by Yutaka Fukuda who is a traditional craftsman in Kurayoshi, Tottori.

Satoimo

I read Takarajima Henshubu ‘Kyoto Meikenchikude Tabearuki’ (Takarajimasha.)
I will have a lunch at Chorakukan.

Gobo

I read Asako Kishi ‘Konomama 100saimade Oishuugozaimasu’ (Tokyoshoseki.)
The food survives us.